What an unusual scene, brilliantly spotted and composed. The cross in the window just adds to it all. Still trying to make sense of it all. Thank you for providing this thought provoking image. MM 😕
A striking image. It is quite symmetrical, which makes it come across as a calm scene, and yet there is something unsettling about it. Very interesting.
Very interesting! It all seems kind of surreal to me, for some reason…
such an unusual combination of ‘stuff’ (particularly with the crosses in the window, I think – I’m not sure why, though)…
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It’s a church. They used to be always open and this one even says No Stopping right outside. And all the crates and the chair have stopped. Irony abounding. 🙂
Syncopated Eyeball 
I wonder if those crates are going to get a ticket.
Not if they’re quick.
What an unusual scene, brilliantly spotted and composed. The cross in the window just adds to it all. Still trying to make sense of it all. Thank you for providing this thought provoking image. MM 😕
Thank you, my pleasure. And welcome, MM. 🙂
A lot of unanswered questions…I’ll sit on that chair and think about it!
Good idea, Claude, I’ll pull up a milk crate and think with you.
A striking image. It is quite symmetrical, which makes it come across as a calm scene, and yet there is something unsettling about it. Very interesting.
Mixed messages, eh?
nice balance! nice arrangement of stuff!
Thanks, Mark. I particularly like this composition, the blend,of symmetrical and asymmetrical.
This is perfect, Ashley. Like a stage set for a play. I find this image enchanting.
Yes, it does have a feeling of something about to happen. Thanks, Karen.
Very interesting! It all seems kind of surreal to me, for some reason…
such an unusual combination of ‘stuff’ (particularly with the crosses in the window, I think – I’m not sure why, though)…
🙂
It’s a church. They used to be always open and this one even says No Stopping right outside. And all the crates and the chair have stopped. Irony abounding. 🙂
It certainly deserves its being posted again.
Thank you, Sean, you have a very good memory. 🙂
Aye.
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When in Rome, ……… . 🙂